After reporting loses in 2018, Edinburg-based Innis & Gunn is going on the attack with plants to increase the number of its pubs in Scotland and to expand south of the border into England.
According to the Scotsman, the brewery’s founder and master brewer Dougal Gunn Sharp said Innis & Gunn is set to report a “strong” profit this year, after racking up a loss of around £2 million in 2018, while turnover saw a 6.5 percent year-on-year jump of £23.9 million.
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